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Amazon Books

by @heardlyapp

Search books across all sources with summaries and Amazon purchase links. Triggered when user asks about finding, buying, or searching for books.

Versionv1.0.3
Downloads452
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clawhub install amazon-books

πŸ“– About This Skill


name: amazon_books description: Search books across all sources with summaries and Amazon purchase links. Triggered when user asks about finding, buying, or searching for books. keywords: - book - search - amazon - purchase - summary - author triggers: - "search for books" - "find books about" - "where can I buy" - "books by author" - "book recommendations" - "looking for a book"

amazon-books

Search books across all sources with summaries and Amazon purchase links.

What it does

  • Search books by title, author, or keyword across multiple sources
  • Return full book descriptions from Google Books API
  • Provide direct Amazon purchase links
  • Show Heardly summary if available
  • Support multiple book sources (Heardly, Google Books, Open Library)
  • Return user-friendly formatted text by default
  • When to use this skill

    Use this skill when the user asks:

  • "Do you have books by Kevin Kelly?"
  • "Where can I buy books about happiness?"
  • "Search for books on machine learning"
  • "Find me books by Elon Musk"
  • "What books are available about AI?"
  • Installation

    clawhub install amazon-books
    

    Usage

    const AmazonBooksSkill = require('amazon-books');
    const skill = new AmazonBooksSkill();

    // Search books (returns formatted text) const result = await skill.searchBooks({ query: 'Kevin Kelly', limit: 5 }); console.log(result); // Directly readable text output

    Output

    Formatted text with:

  • Title, author, description
  • Amazon purchase link
  • Heardly summary (if available)
  • Ready to display to users
  • Data Sources

    1. Heardly Database (5904 books) β€” fastest, local 2. Google Books API (free, millions of books) 3. Open Library API (free, open source) 4. Amazon Search Links (no API needed)

    License

    MIT

    πŸ’‘ Examples

    const AmazonBooksSkill = require('amazon-books');
    const skill = new AmazonBooksSkill();

    // Search books (returns formatted text) const result = await skill.searchBooks({ query: 'Kevin Kelly', limit: 5 }); console.log(result); // Directly readable text output